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Meanings of faded quite in English

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Usage of faded quite in English
1
The happy expression, roused by the first sight of this creation, faded quite noticeably.
The Heart of Arethusa
2
Then even the memory of the wedding faded quite.
In a German Pension
3
It's finnicky to apply and faded quite patchy.
The South African
4
And on his breast she hid her face, from which the roses all had faded quite.
Darkness and Dawn
5
The glowing terraces in the west broke up, faded quite away, and night, as yet without stars, spread over the earth.
The Masters of the Peaks: A Story of the Great North Woods
6
Then the daylight faded quite, and the Prince got up and lit a small oil lamp and set it on the shelf.
His Hour
7
They had faded quite away, and in their stead was a terrible abyss of flowers-bridalflowers that made her sick and faint.
The Rocks of Valpré
8
As she spoke, her face too faded quite away, only Diamond thought he could still see her eyes shining through the blue.
At the Back of the North Wind
9
An impression that never faded quite away was made that day on some of the more thoughtful and sensitive natures in the ship.
The Coxswain's Bride; also, Jack Frost and Sons; and, A Double R...
10
The inspired look that his face had worn in the Cathedral had faded quite away and the sunlight showed the lines of care and fatigue.
The Gadfly
11
And as I gazed yet more eagerly the map faded quite away, and there lay in its stead the smiling face of an enchanted land.
The Singing Mouse Stories
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